Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Bloody Bones: An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel, Book 5, (Paperback)

from readingrat

While not perfect, I think this has been the best of the series so far. I've always loved the plot action in these books but found the over-the-top caricaturization of the main character incredibly annoying. In this installment Anita actually makes mistakes, she experiences doubts, desire, and ev...

from la_librarian

Bloody Bones was just really good. Anita seems so much more human. It's funny because she's always going on and on about the other "monsters" and how Jean Claude the vampire isn't human but Anita had too much of an idealistic quality about her before this book. You could see changing starting in ...

from teharhynn

So tell me, who is the beautiful vampire Jean Claude? This book really takes you deeper than any of the others into his character. You find out a bit about his making and how his first years as a vampire were. Maybe that's why he's the way he is now? All in all, it was a good read, but I would ha...

from Ceysa

This takes Anita to another state, and then gets her into trouble with the FBI, her employer and some very nasty fairy characters as well as vampires. Now these vampire encounters introduce the reader to protocol when dealing with other vampires, various kinds of vampires and the scariest vampire...

from JEB5

"Bloody Bones" continues the Anita Blake series. In this novel, Blake is given the job of resurrecting a cemetery of 200 year old corpses to figure out what family owns the land on which a developer would like to build. While out on assignment, Blake is called in by the local police to investigat...